Articles in the Business Category
Business community backs government’s security measures for Red Shirt protest
Thailand's private sector on Monday voiced support for the government’s plan to enforce the Internal Security Acts (ISA) March 11-23 to maintain law and order during the Red Shirt’s weekend demonstration as a precautionary measure.
Thailand's private sector on Monday voiced support for the government’s plan to enforce the Internal Security Acts (ISA) March 11-23 to maintain law and order during the Red Shirt’s weekend demonstration as a precautionary measure.
Legal limbo stalls Thailand industry
New environmental rules stalled by Thailand's political wrangling put the brakes on industrial projects, threatening economic recovery, says the BBC's Rachel Harvey in Bangkok.
New environmental rules stalled by Thailand's political wrangling put the brakes on industrial projects, threatening economic recovery, says the BBC's Rachel Harvey in Bangkok.
International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) seminar for Japanese firms
PricewaterhouseCoopers Thailand will conduct a free seminar - "Transition to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in Japan and how Japanese subsidiaries are getting ready for them" - on Wednesday.
PricewaterhouseCoopers Thailand will conduct a free seminar - "Transition to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in Japan and how Japanese subsidiaries are getting ready for them" - on Wednesday.
Thai Industries will have to bear more environmental costs
Private companies will be responsible for any risks they incur while seeking licenses for new projects before the Natural Resources and Environment Ministry comes up with a final list of ...
Private companies will be responsible for any risks they incur while seeking licenses for new projects before the Natural Resources and Environment Ministry comes up with a final list of ...
Map Ta Phut has soured Japanese investors
Thailand is no longer the most attractive Asian destination for Japanese investors, thanks to the Map Ta Phut fiasco, Munenori Yamada, president of the Japan External Trade Organisation's Bangkok office, ...
Thailand is no longer the most attractive Asian destination for Japanese investors, thanks to the Map Ta Phut fiasco, Munenori Yamada, president of the Japan External Trade Organisation's Bangkok office, ...
Thailand’s Heavy industry to see growth in 2010
The Commerce Ministry is confident the country's heavy industry would be able to expand and compete in the global market next year.
The Commerce Ministry is confident the country's heavy industry would be able to expand and compete in the global market next year.
Thai government to discuss Vietnam’s dong, Dubai debt
The economic ministers will meet on Monday to discuss the debt crisis in Dubai and the devaluation on Vietnam's dong currency, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said in his weekly broadcast ...
The economic ministers will meet on Monday to discuss the debt crisis in Dubai and the devaluation on Vietnam's dong currency, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said in his weekly broadcast ...
Non-performing loans (NPLs) reach Bt405 billion in third quarter
BANGKOK, Nov 22 (TNA) -- Non-performing loans (NPLs) sustained by the private Thai businesses stood at more than Bt405 billion at the end of third quarter this year, according to ...
BANGKOK, Nov 22 (TNA) -- Non-performing loans (NPLs) sustained by the private Thai businesses stood at more than Bt405 billion at the end of third quarter this year, according to ...
